Description
The National Museum of Burkina Faso, renowned for its work in preserving cultural heritage, is also home to a space little known to the general public: an educational garden.
Set up by the museum’s environmental unit, this garden aims to introduce children to gardening, help them discover the origins of the food they eat, and promote healthy eating.
Lettuce, onions, strawberry plants, each plot serves as a valuable educational tool.
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